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Newspaper

Forbes Advocate

Location

Forbes, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 02, 1926

Page

2

Grandstand and Luncheon Shed Tender Notice

Tenders invited for the erection of a Grandstand and Luncheon Shed at Bedgerabong Racecourse. Plans and specifications may be viewed at Keane and Butler's office Fortier Losar or any tender accepted. Tenders close on Thursday March 0. JAS Rodgers Picule Race Club Bedgerabong. Notice Treshabb— in Wongajong will be forwarded. Admin notice for estate of William Albert Dretz. Public Trustee will handle claims by date.

Grandstand Bedgerabong Racecourse Keane and Butler Fortier Loesar Turaday Jas Rodgers Bedgerabong Supresiy Court New Souris Waly William Albert Dretz Bohth Forbes New South Wales Liscomfoabron Trevor Yatlabman Kywtion Lhe Ube Wil Pernons Payne Colwalk Chambers Castle Crite Stroh Syuey

Forbes Golf Club Notice of Event and Help Wanted

Fragmented OCR text lists a golf club notice with misread words and dates. It mentions March events, a hotel, an election reference, and a job ad seeking a woman for cleaning. The readable items include venue names and period-typical notices, but details are garbled and uncertain.

Wilton church services and events notice

Forbes am Holy Communion on Sunday at 10 am and 11 am. Evening service at 7 30 pm. Wilton parish announces Holy Communion on Thursday at 11 am. Evensong and Mary Queen of Peace rites listed. Warrons Festival Thursday at 1 30 pm. Market Lane Prelay Saturday feature at Pieture Palace.

Forbes Onda eHow Bodswrwhone Holy

Wanted Keaveptallie Man at the Garden and Vet

A garbled alert seeks a man described as Keaveptallie, last seen near a bungalow. The notice mentions a garden and veterinary connection, urging vigilance and identification. No clear location or date is readable.

Keaveptallie

Wanted to Buy A210 HP RaMemary Patrat Kae Hiue Notice

Wanted to buy a 210 horsepower rare memory part ra memary part and related items. Sister or other kin information returned please contact McKeon Fnotagune with particulars by 10 January.

McKeon

In memory of Martin Awaba and family tribute

A damaged obituary note laments the death of Martin Awaba with a family tribute from a grieving spouse and relatives. The fragmentary text mentions the late PHI WHlte and a loving wife, with scattered phrases about hearts and eyes reflecting sorrow and remembrance.

Stir Martin Awaba Phi Adel Nadine Taut

Unclear text fragment on topics and events

Fragmentary and garbled OCR text references topics like Putin, Arab states, poverty and events but lacks coherent details, dates, places or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.

Water Waggon Protests Spark Police Interest in 18th Century Town

Local concerns about the Water Waggon on race days trigger inquiries by the town’s police. Observers note anti prohibitionist undertones and debate over watering routes near the showground. Officials discuss penalties and the role of inspectors while residents protest perceived restrictions.

Whidermere Property Sale Noted In Rudimentary Notice

A fragmentary OCR item mentions Mr. Arthur Whidermere and a Burrows Lake property near Worbes with references to Windermere and a Me. J. Lake. The readable text suggests a legal or property transfer notice but lacks full details or dates.

Arthur Aliffin Whidermere Me. J. Lake Burrows Windermere Worbes

Typhoid at Goulburn and ship of migrants linked

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Typhoid outbreak at Goulburn and mention returning travellers, migrating birds, weather, and a hospital scene. The text references 43 cases and local officials, with scattered phrases about safety, evacuations, and community responses amid unclear chronology.

Zade Rogan's Adventure in Togas and Mharrin

In a distant tale a trader named Zade Rogan pursues an expedition through Mharrin and West lands. Gener Brynot appears as a guiding figure while two riders confront threats and a looming decision tests loyalty and courage.

Declasbe A Fine Picture at Strand Theatre

A garbled notice advertises a screening at the Strand Theatre this Friday featuring a film titled Pinkuesee. Management promises quirky acts and a brief live interlude with a few unclear performance notes.

Forbes Court Fines Guyne A P Marshall for breach of trust rules

Mr A P Marshall of Hollow Bank Dairy was fined at Forbes Court for breaches of trust regulations. He had written to the Council admitting intent to plead an entity to avoid professional costs, but still faced costs beyond his precaution. Residents of Mulyandry hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Ridley. Harvest festival services were held at St Andrews Presbyterian Church with prayers, songs, and a social evening in the chow hall.

A. P. Marshall Bank Dairy Forbes Court the Courell Connell Maysbalt Ridley Mulyandry Mulyandry Hall BL Andraw Alan Hutchison Vera Smith Wang Mons Tuy J.C. Keane

Forbes Hand Officer Elected At Forbes Meeting

In Forbes district news the Forbes Hand club elected an unidentified officer at Friday's meeting. A. A. Bam was offered vice president. A notable real estate figure, recently unseen in Canowindra, was appointed manager of Moses Wright. Heaton and Co. with a return from Goburrwong Station marked by a week’s holiday on the Murrumbidgee. Sylvester Crowe’s funeral, attended by Mr Wongrove, was described as impressive. Engagements include Miss Cora Morris to Mr. Allen Wouley Mum and Miss Aknie Newnham to Mr Kulght Bourne. The upcoming memorial race on November 9 features Francis Pitty, and Elizabeth Verrorth dies at the hospital. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Rather Jamesy noted. service at St. John’s Church.

Canowindra Dee Moses Wright Heaton and Co. Ithay Besgrove Turnly Goburrwong Thas Murrumbidgee Sylvester Crowe Worl Mirm Wongrove

Orange Presbytery meeting noted with attendees

HG Cruthalumke and Mr W Pavey attended a presbytery meeting in Orange. A local gathering at the Cou ell Chambord heard valedictory speeches for Neal and Mrs FMM. Mr FLL received a dinner jug while Philippa ELM was presented a decanter at event.

Cruthalumke Miew Philippa Elm

Australasian High Jump Record At Tenterfield Show

A disrupted report claims Mrs Hidlaw set a new Australasian high jump mark at the Tenterfield Show clearing a height near ten feet. The event drew a large crowd with cheers as spectators praised the achievement and noted the previous record was held by A. Duda at the Marble Show last September.

Tenterfield Hidlaw Elewring B. Artontrone Shaw Society Che Fidor Alan McPhie Mmuke A. Duda Bunun Agwir Alkbury

Fragmented Trial Echoes Incomplete Court Narration

A garbled item from a Primimal Court record describes an accused man under the influence of drink, with unclear details about times, witnesses, and actions. The noisy text mentions a Chinaman and a window incident, ending with a confrontation and fragmented dialogue.

JOTTINGS Vina Hingecertata and local market notes

Fragmentary notes describe a market scene with items including fastenings and robes, and a long list of seemingly unrelated names and products. References mention Wm at Thursday’s aden, prices, and assorted offerings from a Sydney pharmacist and others. The text is garbled with many unreadable tokens and unclear connections between entries.

Forbes Court Sessions Chargees Plea Guilty At Forbes

Frank Ashcrott pleaded guilty at Forbes Police Court to riding a motor cycle without a license and causing temporary danger to public property, fined £5 with 5 shillings in costs and seven days. Maxwell of de Wcensed premises also pleaded guilty to allowing liquor on premises on February 1, fined £5 and two months’ probation or recording. Inspector Byrne noted lack of steps to prevent unauthorized people on premises. Other defendants faced charges for theft, unlawful use of property, and related offences with fines and short custodial terms.

Frank Ashcrott Forbes Alt Rourt Coats Murti Moensee Shepherd Maxwell Byrne Gma

Guilty Pleas In Forbes Police Court Proceedings

Watter Lafirocqe and Jamon Sewell appeared in Forbes Police Court this morning facing charges linked to illegal activity on licensed premises. Lafirocqe pleaded guilty and Sewell pleaded guilty to offences connected with the premises. Both defendants received fines and two-month sentences with probation and conditional terms noted by the court, detailing penalties for breaches of licensed premises rules.

Two Fisheres Charged After Petrol Theft Incident

In court this morning George Adame and Thomas Muskley pleaded not guilty to charges tied to petrol theft from a bag carried by Adame and Muskley. Constable Bearty recounts recover of two gallons of petrol, with witnesses placing the men near the scene and alleging intent to use the petrol. The defendants were remanded to await further inquiry after a witness stated they had no permit or legitimate claim to the fuel.

MIT Moloney Anton Adame Thoma Muskley Ruswley Adam Skeet Nien Adamn Notting Seton Rughley Tie Sham Hem Bollea Adaie Duster Muckley Kaine Shuckley Uy Fv Wounds Juctionner Place Templay Street Whlet Wwe Rec Ton Darfield du Feo Lommee Commercial Hotel Molo Buckley Prir Abit Antlo Utter Uae Adama Hyalkley Carey Fovter Thinkley Toulawi Adwuns Buckiey Mulonuy Mucktoy Hepheril

Kee and Lonings Tasmanian cricket score report

Telegraphed notes from Launceston report stumps drawn yesterday afternoon in Tasmania with scores 1159 for Allan 7 and Martin not out. Gregory Look: tree wick ers Tue 7 Finances Sydney reports eight months of the current financial year with State revenue at £29,498,571 a decrease of £556,914 from last year. Expenditure was £25,413,815 an increase of £75,470 for the event month. Federal revenue for eight months ended February 28 was £36,094,820 up £1,098,038 from last year and £1,204 in advance of the estimate.

Launceston Tasmania Lonings Iver Atlan Martin Gregory Look Tree Wickers Sydney Ayo

Dengue Fever Outbreak Reported In Local District

A damaged OCR item notes a dengue fever outbreak in the area with mentions of several cases and local medical observations. The fragmentary text references health workers monitoring patients and questioning the extent and distribution of the illness as authorities respond.

Bush Fines State Forest Threatened

A garbled 19th century style notice reports officials fining or threatening action against a state forest area. The readable fragments mention pines, a group of men, and possible disputes over land or resources, but the exact actions and parties are unclear.

Petrol theft and courtroom trial described in Midlands report

A narrated account details alleged petrol theft and a courtroom session involving Buckley and Muloney. The report covers pursuit, confrontation, and the defendant’s plea, with mention of witnesses, bail, and scheduled sentencing. Also references local commerce and a sales campaign for shoes.

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